Continental Army. Beneito Miniatures

[Mike Stevens]

On the list now!

 

[DEL]

Another beauty......said it before and will probably say it again.....Beneito are one of the most impressive manufacturers around.
Cheers
Derek

 

[housecarl]

Excellent piece.
Carl.

 

[megroot]

What a beautifull figure.
Excellent sculpt and paintwork.
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Marc

 

[user 5827]

When it will be available?

 

[davidmitchell]

Like everything about this figure, pose, period and setting.


Cheers David

 

[Dennis]

You said it all Davie,

 

[Robert Dominick]

Very nice!

 

[helder agostinho]

Great work, Pepe and Hidalgo!!!

 

[Helm]

Really nice figure and it gives a real feel of the cold too, shame my old eyes won't go down this low these days.

Steve

 

[marco55]

Mark

 

[pmfs]

Congratulations Jose, WOW.

 

[Dave J]

Awesome! I just asked about American Revolution figures... Perfect Timing.. Just placed my order!

 

[Don Johnson]

First, let me say I like the figure. A lot. Imaginative pose, good details, love the log palisade base.
But I have to say that we, as an art-form, should be WAY past the whole "it's a big 54mm" discussion by now. Just tell me what SCALE the sculptor used to make the musket. All other measurement conventions are meaningless (x mm to the crown, y mm to the eyes, z mm if he's sitting, measured to his left nostril - kind of like the old joke about why women can't be engineers/architects).
I will support any sculptor's desire to make a figure in whatever size/scale he or she wishes, and will show that support, or lack thereof, with my dollars.
Yes, I'm liking 75mm/1/24th/whatever more and more these days, but I also like 28mm size, so 54mm/60mm/1/30th/whatever is right in my comfort zone. Heck, I'll even expend or contract the comfort zone if I really like a figure.
And we all know the whole "different heights/shapes" argument. But the size of the rifle/sword/spear doesn't change, regardless of how tall the holder is.
Manufacturers, just tell me that one fact, and I'll deal with the rest of it.
Remember, I like the figure, a lot, and I'll probably own one in the near future.
Regardless of the frickin' "size" . . . [rant mode off] Thanks for listening.

 

[J.A.Hidalgo]

And we all know the whole "different heights/shapes" argument. But the size of the rifle/sword/spear doesn't change, regardless of how tall the holder is.
[rant mode off] Thanks for listening.

I agree, the scale is 1/30
Regards.
Jose

 

[chippy]

STUNNING even unpainted you see the figure is suffering the effects cold weather, this is in my favouite period and with lots of painting options on the blanket I will have to have one .
chippy